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Press, Volume XLIII, Issue 6492, 14 July 1886, Page 1

I Hotels. EMPIEE HOTEL, I WELLINGTON. TT GILMEB begs to annonnoe to JLL* the travelling and general pnblic that the above favorite Hotel has just been THOROUGHLY BENOVATBD And re-furnished throughout. The Accommodation at the Empire is now not to be surpassed by any other hotel in thecoloay. 6-17 9182 SOUTHERN GBOSB HOTEL, i ADDINGTON. mmS FAMILY HOTSL, replete with JL every convenience for Travellers and Boarders, situated on the important Addingten Junction, in close proximity to the Canterbury Sale Yards, Canterbury Agricultural Society's new Show Grounds, and Government Workshops. Good Stabling, including loose boxes aad jards. -.;.-, ■ . . . , . - Tnunflj«ffl every halMiOM. 1-0 8791 P. BUBKB. OX FOB D XT OT E L COLOMBO STREET, Christohuroh. E. H. KING, Pbopbmtob, (Late of the Waiau Hotel, Waian, and Maaonio Hotel, St. Andrewe.) fTIHIS newly-erected brick Hotel offers JL accommodation to the general public not to be surpassed in the city; and the proprietor particularly wishes to remind his numerous friends in the country dietriote that he is now in a position to give them all the comforts of a home, and respectfully solicits a call when they visit Christchurch. The hotel being so centrally situated that the proprietor specially invites the citizens generally to patronise him, and ban assure them that every attention will be given, and no expense spared in every department to make the hotel eecond to none in the city. Alcocfe best make billiard table presided over by an efficient manager. Wmes, spirits and other requisites will always be the best obtainable—the whisky especial brand, VOS and VOH, for which he has obtained hie present reputation. 5-24 8344 Insurance Companies. THIS NATIONAL FIBE AND MABTJKB nraUBANCB COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Capital ... Two Million Pounds Sterling. Paid-np, 497,503. Beeerves, ASmMZ. "W/tTTFH. UNLIMITED LIABILITY TT large body of Shareholders resident in New Zealand. Fire and Marine Biaks of all kinds accepted at Current Bates. ALEXANDER CABBICK, Manager* Corner of Caehel atreet and, High street. mHB COLONIAL INSUBANCB COMX PANY OF NSW ZEALAND. FIBS AND MABINE. CAPITAL „.""""... Effeete every description of FIBS and MABINE BEBKS at Lowest Cmrreat Bates. ;■.'.-. ■.; ,:■•■■■ ..-•:■• ■•■ :■: --■ - ' -■■■ - ■-. ,Proanpt Liberal SetQemest of Managers for Canterbary, 181 Tiinhfleld street, Chriatchuroh. " 1-80 8657 T IVEBPOQL AND LONDON AND Xi GLOBE INSUBANCE COMPANY. Established in the Colonies, 1853. Invested in the Colonies, X 250 000. (A fact which adds value to its claims for public support). ' Accumulated Funds, ,£7,521.949 Fire Keeerve Fund, J81,800,000. The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the world. The all important consideration both for persons already insured and t&ose about to insure is the solvency, and security of the company. • ; JAS. A. BTSD, Manager for Canterbury. : Cathedral square. 7-7 Agents Wanted Every where. 9917 npHE T»TOBWICH TTNION TNSUBANCB OOCIETY. HEAD OFFICE, NOSWICH, ENGLAND. Estebliahedl797. AMOUNT INSUEED ... 4200,000,000 LOSSES PAID... ~Z .... £4,500,000 Claims settled with liberality and promptitude. i J. M. HEYWOOD 8t CO., Cathedral square, Christchuri.h, 4-20 7013 Agents for Canterbury. PHCENTK FIBE OFFICE OF LONDON. ESTABLISHED 1782, over 100 years. Aimß»i income, 4800,000 s Beeervee, over 41,000,000. FIBE BISKS ACCEPTED on most favorable terms. Absolute security guaranteed, and prompt settlement of' JOHN TOGLIS. Agent for Canterbury. Road Boards. LINCOLN BOAD BOABD. is hereby given that TBAFFIC JM is STOPPED on the SPRINGS KOAD. between the BBOADFIELD and TANCBED and HALBWELL BOADS. ' By order, 7-13 113 T. W. EAST, Clerk. Miseeltaneoue. NOTICE OF BEMOVAL fTTHE OFFTCBS of tbe Forth Canter* h P bury and Ashburton United ChariJbable Aid Board are REMOVED to preteises in WOBCESft'EB STBEkT, adjoinjjjng the City Council's temporary offices. B Chrißtchurch, July 10th, 1886. 7-12 76 HrjrrOOLLEW JeBSEIS, for Boys, 2s ■VV lid: Jersey Suits. 5s lid; Men's HambßWool Pants, 3s 9d worth Sβ 6d. Mubexb amp Tbibji, Caahel street. IKHXTBAOBDINARY CLEABING Wj SALE.—Having Purchased below IKuiufacturers' prices part of the Stock IK Wholneale Warehouse, we commence, MmIS DAY, an Extraordinary Clearing ■SET 'The following Goods are much lesa Hfin Half Price: —36 pieces Black and Edbred Cashmere, at 9|d (double width); KflK's Two-Guinea Overcoats for 18s; Eaves' Dolman Ulsters, 7s 6d; Ladies' TrSamed Velvet Hate, Is; Nun's Veiling, alliwotl, 9Jd; Youths' sad Boys', good Sese Suits, sizes 9 to 2, at 12s 6d,—Aemstbßko's, Corner High and St. Asaph etrsts; also, Market place, next Deanng t Sfs«tv lUL BHEJffllNtt, 2yards wide,7W j I • Felt bats, a dozen new shapes, 9d: ' Pompon Trimmines, 3d; Scotch. Twdl Bhirtinff, Embroidery, Id yard j Children's Straw Hats, Id; Men's Diagonal Worsted Buits, extra quality, 255, wholesale price was 35e; just see them? Allwool ShirtJng, Is; Tartan Plaid. 6d ; Bleck Velveteen, Hd; GhQdren's Gloves, first site, Id, black and colored. This is our first sale in the new premises, with ho rent to pay.—ABMBTBOHO 8.----m BTBAOAN Taiiiiittuitiw, 3d yajds J\ 36 pieces Cream Sidelweies Lace attalf-prica i Men's Soft Bleck Hate, Jew Sown! at Is 6d;, MeaVSquare-beCoW. sid; itovs . Velvet aanorHate, Is M; Ladies' Cashmere Mitts, 5M j Boys'best £SSity Socks, sd; the new Tufted Ulster Cloth, 51 inch wide, wholesale J«r»e» Gβ 8% to be sold at 3a lli-ABKBTBOHG's, High and St. Ataph streete; ajao, > next Deerice, butcher. 649 9271